Marc Reimann

The University of Graz invites applications for a University Assistant without Doctorate (PhD Position) in the Department of Operations and Information Systems. This position is ideal for candidates interested in pursuing a doctoral thesis in Circular Economy or a related discipline, with a research focus on remanufacturing, repair, and supply chain management. The role offers the opportunity to engage in independent research activities, participate in institute research projects, and contribute to teaching and examination tasks. Supervision of students and involvement in organizational and administrative duties are also part of the responsibilities. Applicants should hold a completed diploma or master's degree in Business Administration and possess a very good command of both German and English. Strong knowledge of optimization, particularly as applied to supply chain management, is required. Experience with empirical research and relevant software is desirable. The position seeks candidates with scientific curiosity, interest in internationally oriented research, and the ability to work effectively with students. Personal responsibility, communication, teamwork, and organizational skills are essential. The University of Graz offers an annual gross salary of at least €52,865.40 for a full-time position, with the possibility of overpayment based on qualifications and experience. The position is part-time (20 hours per week) and temporary, with employment until June 2, 2028. The university provides a vibrant, interdisciplinary environment, internal continuing education programs, and a commitment to diversity, inclusion, and flexibility in working models. Benefits include access to healthcare services and support for work-life balance. Applications must be submitted via the university's web-based applicant tool. Required documents include a letter of motivation, academic CV, proof of degree completion, and proof of language skills if the doctoral program is not completed in the applicant's first language. The University of Graz encourages applications from qualified women and persons with disabilities, and prioritizes diversity and inclusion in its hiring practices. For further information, contact Univ.-Prof. Marc Reimann at [email protected]. The application deadline is March 19, 2026. Join a community of 4,700 employees working together to address future challenges and contribute to meaningful research for the world of tomorrow.

The University of Graz is offering a University Assistant without Doctorate (m/f/d) position in the Department of Operations and Information Systems . The post is designed as a doctoral-track research appointment and explicitly includes writing a doctoral thesis at the University of Graz in the field of sustainability . The research focus is on optimization and modern energy systems , with participation in the institute’s research projects and independent research activity. Alongside research, the role includes independent teaching , participation in teaching and examination duties, supervision of students, and engagement in organizational and administrative tasks. This makes the position suitable for candidates who want a balanced profile of doctoral research, university teaching, and practical academic contribution within a collaborative department. The successful applicant will join the University of Graz in Austria for a 4-year temporary appointment starting on 2026-10-01 . The position is full-time (40 hours/week) and offers a gross annual salary of €52,865.40 under salary category B1 without PhD , with the possibility of overpayment depending on qualification and experience. Eligibility highlights include a completed diploma or master’s degree in Business Administration , very good written and spoken German and English , and very good knowledge of optimization , including its application to energy systems. Experience in implementing mathematical optimization models using relevant software systems is desirable. The university also looks for candidates with interest in internationally oriented research, scientific curiosity, responsibility, communication skills, teamwork, and organizational ability. Application materials include a motivation letter , academic CV , proof of the completed degree required by the call, and proof of language skills in German and English. Applications must be submitted through the university’s web-based applicant tool ; the advertisement states that applications cannot be accepted by email. The deadline is 2026-08-24 . For supervision and contact, the post lists Univ.-Prof. Dr. Marc Reimann and provides the email [email protected] . The University of Graz also emphasizes diversity, inclusion, support for family-career balance, and equal opportunities, encouraging qualified women and applicants with disabilities to apply.